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Today's News | 06/07/25

Meta Unveils Open-Source AI Tool for Data Security

In a significant move for data security and privacy, Meta has unveiled a new open-source AI tool named Automated Sensitive Document Classification, originally developed for internal use.

Fake DocuSign Sites Spread NetSupport RAT Malware

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, a new wave of sophisticated attacks has emerged, targeting unsuspecting users through counterfeit websites mimicking trusted platforms like DocuSign and GitCode.

Tech Giants Launch Glossary to Standardize Hacker Names

In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, a perplexing challenge has emerged—not just the sophistication of state-sponsored hacking groups, but the bewildering array of nicknames used to identify them.

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U.S. Banks Seek to Limit Cyberattack Disclosures

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Critical Linux Flaws Expose Passwords on Major Systems

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Switzerland’s Proposed Legislation Threatens to Destroy Country’s Strong Pro-Privacy Reputation

Switzerland has managed to anger privacy advocates, citizens, and some of the country's most well-known companies, and threatened to destroy its reputation as a pro-privacy jurisdiction.